How You Can Help Sweet Natalie ​

We saved this beautiful calico girl from sure euthanasia at the last minute. A shelter in Schertz, TX (near San Antonio) reached out to us, desperate. This girl had a broken front leg and needed amputation, but the shelter was unable to approve the surgery due to the cost. 
Even though we are running extremely low on funds, we couldn't let her be put down, so we arranged to have her transported to Pointe 183, the vet we use in Leander, TX. Her leg amputation surgery was a success. We named her Natalie, and she’s a real sweetheart. Pointe 183 gave us a nice discount, as they do for all our patients, and the 2-night stay helped a bunch. Even with that, the vet bill is over $2,000, a significant amount for us to try to recover from, and that’s where you come in. We are hosting a special raffle to help us recover the cost of her surgery, featuring two stunning handmade quilts. The raffle will take place on Monday, December 1, 2025, at 5 PM CDT, and will be broadcast live on our Facebook page. Each raffle ticket is only $15, giving you a chance to win one of these beautiful quilts while supporting a great cause. Thank you for your continued support, which enables us to save lives like Natalie’s. ♥️

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WHO WE ARE​

Founded in 2007 – we are a non-profit organization whose volunteers feed and manage over 130 feral cats in dozens of colonies daily.  With your support, we help feral cats live out their best days with the safety of clean food and water.

We promote humane and responsible controlling of cat populations through long term care, partnering with local agencies, and effective trap and release programs.

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OPEN COMMUNICATION

​Our volunteers have a Slack channel where we regularly discuss changes to schedules, upcoming fundraising and volunteering events, innovate ideas to get more outreach, and plan for backups.

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FOSTER & ADOPTION

We regularly find kittens and cats who would be great fits for an indoor life.  We trap, nurse, and foster them while we find a suitable adopter.

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TRAP & RELEASE

Some simply prefer the freedom of the open hill country.  For those, we’ll trap them, give them a clean bill of health, and release them back to their enclave.  They will live out their days and not be able to have more babies.

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